Topsify ad way too loud

I know there have been multiple posts about loud ads, but this latest topsify ad is ridiculous! Every time this ad comes on I have to rip my headphones off before my ears start bleeding! It is EXTREMELY loud compared to the actual music. This is on a Desktop with the setting "Set the same volume level for all tracks" turned on. I appreciate you want free users to subscribe, but you are gonna actually damage your users' hearing! Please turn down the volume on this ad, or you may become subject to lawsuits from users who have lost their hearing. Andrew

I'm here just to bump this topic, since, at least the Belgian one, isn't fixed yet. It is SO darn LOUD, as a gamer who just likes his music in the background, suddenly the darn horrible BLEEEPEPEEPEPPEPEP TOPSIFY BELGIUM TOP 40 WHAT THE ACTUAL HELL. I once threw my headset on the ground while gaming just because it was way too loud and I didn't have time to put my sound off and jesus it was just a reaction but it's horrible.

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